When Rioters Turn Upon Their Own: See Jeff Bezos’ Guillotine
The most terrifying time during revolutions is when revolutionaries turn upon their own. It is a sign that the movement is radicalizing, creating insecurity in which no one feels safe. Even the most faithful servants … Continue reading
Court Decision Confirms What We Already Know: Expect Betrayal
We cannot say that the brutal Supreme Court June Medical Services v. Russo decision was a surprise to most veteran pro-lifers. The June 29 decision struck down a state’s requirement that abortionists have admitting privileges at … Continue reading
How Leftists Want to Make Schools More Dangerous
The current unrest has the left trotting out its tired arguments to take advantage of the crisis. The wave of anti-police sentiment has some leftist educators argue against stationing police officers in schools. Often referred … Continue reading
Three Things to Ponder this Fourth of July
This Fourth of July is different from others. Normally it is a festive occasion for family and friends to gather. We celebrate what it means to be an American, which is the deliberately vague idea … Continue reading
Good and Evil Clash at the Feet of Saint Louis the King
On a blistering June 27 in St. Louis, Mo. forces of good and evil clashed at the feet of a majestic statue of the city’s patron. Fueled by emotion over substance, around 150 Black Lives … Continue reading
Natural Law Judges Are the Only Way to Save the Judiciary
One reason conservatives give major importance to elections is that they know the selection of judges can impact law for decades. Thus, when President Trump selected two Supreme Court judges, many hoped that the Court … Continue reading
Betrayed Again, Ten Commandments Americans Fight On, Trusting in God Alone for Final Victory!
Many Americans feel betrayed by the Supreme Court’s June 15, 2020 ruling in Bostock v. Clayton County, Georgia. Among these are a vast number for whom the Ten Commandments still serve as a guiding light … Continue reading
Why Are Schools Changing Everything for a Virus that Isn’t Killing Children?
School districts across the nation are sending out notices about fall classes in 2020. They are asking parents how they would like to structure the classes considering the coronavirus crisis. Some districts are thinking about … Continue reading